Genesis Park
Genesis Park despite its name, is not a park, but a website. A dinosaur-themed creationist website.[note 1]
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Their motto? "Dinosaurs: living evidence of a powerful Creator." Yeah, dinosaurs are living
Like all good non-virtual theme parks, there is a store where you can buy creationist material. We guess God needs money, too.
The well trodden arguments
- Here there be dragons - seriously. Every reference to a "dragon" in mythology is taken to be proof that dinos and man co-existed.
- The Loch Ness Monster is really a plesiosaur. We know, 'cause we have a doctored picture of it. By the way, that picture of the Chinese "monster" that most of the world thinks is a hoax or a whale - it's not. It's a another plesiosaur.
- Alligators were found with dinos. Therefore science is dumb, 'cause alligators live today. Ohhh, Ahhh... top that, you Darwinists, you.
- Carbon-14 dating proves dinosaur bones are young.[2] This is another common creationist argument based on a misunderstanding of the complexites of physics and geology; see our page Carbon dating.
- Out-of-place artifacts which must have been put there by the Biblical flood.[3] Or pranksters or fraudsters, or like the London Hammer left underground by miners.
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gollark: Oh, 1/4 now.
gollark: We each have a 1/3 chance of winning the h, exciting.
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See also
- Creationism
- Human-dinosaur coexistence
External links
Notes
- As if we needed one more
References
- Crichton, Michael Jurassic Park
- Carbon-14 Dating of Dinosaur Bones
- http://www.genesispark.com/exhibits/evidence/paleontological/artifacts/
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